Tyrone Area High School - Falcon Yearbook (Tyrone, PA)

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XX QOQ,-12-Id N Y O Og, Q99 W aff! 0000 ,E 1 x o N050 Q1 199 THE DIQINCII3AL'S UFFICE FUIQCE ATWORK MR. F. CLARK SKELLY CPrincipa1D MISS RUTH SMITH CAssistar1t Secretaryj MISS ELIZABETH DELOZIER CSecretaryD U21

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A EDDIE NEIGI-IIBCIQ In making a bequest of ten thousand dollars to the Tyrone Borough School District, Mrs. Ada Gray proved that she was, indeed, a Good Neighbor to the school. Public rec- ognition of her good will was made by the school authori- ties when they unveiled the plate pictured to the right as ei part of Field Day Exercises, May 27, 1941. The Gray Memorial THE SUI3IflQINTlfNDIfNT9S UFFICE FUIQCE ATWORK MRS. MARJORIE BARR CSecretaryJ MISS JEAN LEEPER CSecretaryD MR. NORMAN MILLER CSupetintendentD U11

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IQED CIQDSS The year 1941-42 was a very busy one for the Red Cross and its school affiliate, the junior Red Cross. The latter organization Conducted its own membership campaign and soon after helped the parent organization to raise the fifty-million dollar war fund which it had set for itself. Of the money allotted for Junior Red Cross work in the local schools, a portion was spent for clinical thermometers, bedding, mate- rials for First Aid boxes, and glasses for needy children, Girls from sewing classes assited at the Red Cross sewing center, and interested knitters from the entire student body contributed an afghan. THE GUIDANCE DFFICE FUIQCE ATWORK MR. N. GRANT HIXSON MISS MARY CORNMESSER qDifeqr0f for Boygj QDirector for Girlsb MISS LA VERNE MYERS QSecretaryj E151